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This scroll is completely water proof and will help you ID and find the edible wild mushrooms you need to know about. The back of the scroll can be used for waterproof note taking with a ball point pen. I chose 12 of the most easily to identify and common mushrooms found throughout the US. Each column has the name, picture, description, habitat, season, and lookalikes. The scroll also has foraging tips to help you make the most of your day. The center of the scroll has a diagram that shows characteristics of various species of mushrooms condensed into one.  Once you know the parts of a mushroom, the ID comes a lot easier. You need to do online research once you ID a mushroom. Online groups and forums have a lot of helpful people.  Look for the actual mushroom, then research lookalikes. Always be 100 percent sure! "You don't need to be able to ID all the mushrooms just the good ones."

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Mushroom ID & Observation Scroll

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I make all my products way up in the north woods. Handcrafted functional foraging art. Perfect additions to any foraging pack. Compact and functional.

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Rule one. One dirty mushroom dirts up the whole bag. As a forager I was looking for a nice compact brush to clean my finds.  So I made my own.  I have field tested this project for the last four years and it has held up nicely. Each Brushroom is uniquely hand carved and stained to reflect a  Morel Mushroom.  The bristles are gentle enough so it doesn't tear apart your mushrooms. Yet stiff enough to remove the dirt from your foraged finds.  The bristles can also be manipulated to get in the tough cracks of certain mushrooms like Lobsters or Chanterelles.  Easily fits into a pocket or bag perfect addition to any foraging kit.

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